S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Dentsply International Inc.

Lawrence Jon Fenske

Jeremy Frank Knopow

Jeffrey L Crull

Cunjiang Cheng

Cory J Nelson

David A Hoadley

Jose M Arevalo

Craig F Shiesley

Benn Beagan Miller

Yan Gracindo

Simon M Conway

Thomas Albert Sutrina

Evan A Sparks

Scott D Walter

Christopher L Peterson

Thomas Jaworski

Micah L Maraia

Charles Frazer Kilby

Jeffrey L Harwig

Scott A Olson

John Aaron Miller

Miles William Noel Hember

Heather R Schramm

Robert J Kopanic

Jonathan M Mick

Pamela J Taylor

Milt Erickson

Daniel G Lee

Jaime R Allen

Matthew Charles White

Gregory Falendysz

Kimberly Clementz Brown

Simon Roderick Grover

Rob Martineau

Paul Simpson

A device () for selectively dispensing ones of multiple fluids, preferably cleaning agents, is disclosed. The device includes a reservoir () and a container assembly () that can include at least one container body (). The reservoir () houses a diluent 'D,' for example, water, and each container body houses a concentrate 'C,' for example, a concentrated form of a cleaning agent. Each container body has an outlet assembly () with a nozzle (), so that container assemblies () with multiple container bodies correspondingly include multiple nozzles (). The diluent &#x201c;D&#x201d; and concentrates &#x201c;C&#x201d; are kept separate from each other, whereby ho end use product is stored in the device (). Rather, end use product is mixed on demand during dispensation, as part of the, dispensing act. Namely, diluent &#x201c;D&#x201d; is pumped through an outlet assembly (), drawing concentrate &#x201c;C&#x201d; thereinto which mixes into the end use product while exiting the device ().

Refillable devices for dispensing fluids

A devicefor selectively dispensing ones of multiple fluids, preferably cleaning agents, is disclosed. The device includes a reservoirthat holds a diluent 'D' therein and a housingthat includes a main body segmentand a head segment. A container assemblymay be held between the main body and head segments. The container assembly may include at least one container body. Each container bodyhouses a concentrate 'C,' for example, a concentrated form of a cleaning or other agent therein. The diluent &#x201c;D&#x201d; and concentrates &#x201c;C&#x201d; are kept separate from each other, whereby no end use product is stored in the device. Instead, end use product is mixed on demand during dispensation.

Container for a dispenser

A container for use with a handheld fluid dispenser is provided. The container may include a container body having interconnected walls that define an inside space therebetween and in which liquid contents are held. An opening may extend through the container body and permit access to the liquid contents in the container body. A cap may engage the container body and be aligned with the opening of the container body. The cap may include a rim that defines an outer portion of the cap. A neck may be arranged concentrically within the rim, the neck including a bore that extends longitudinally through the neck and is aligned with the opening of the container body. A recess that has an annular shape may be defined between the rim and the neck of the cap.

Container with dip tube holder

A dental x-ray sensor holder includes at least two clamping faces wherein at least one of the faces includes at least one and preferably a plurality of resiliently deformable gripping protrusions. The clamping faces are positioned in a moveable, spaced opposing relation, such that the faces may be physically moved together to physically impinge the x-ray sensor therebetween.

Universal dental X-ray sensor holder

A cleaning tooldesigned to be used with at least one cleaning implement/replaceable dusting sleeve/cleaning mitt or cleaning padis disclosed. The cleaning toolincludes a telescoping supportcomprised of a plurality of telescopingly received shafts or sections (). The shaftsandmay be freely extended into a locked fully extended positionand released via depression of a first engaging projection. A primary support headand secondary support headare pivotally mounted to the forward mounton a single gearand releasbly locked together.

Adjustable holder for cleaning implement having two support heads

A cleaning tooldesigned to be used with at least one cleaning implement/replaceable dusting sleeve/cleaning mitt or cleaning padis disclosed. The cleaning toolincludes a telescoping supportcomprised of a plurality of telescopingly received shafts or sections () wherein one of the shafts is an I-beam. The shaftsandmay be freely extended into a locked fully extended positionand released via depression of a first engaging projection. A primary support headand secondary support headare pivotally mounted to a forward mountand releasably locked together.

Extendable cleaning implement having two support heads

A diffusion device comprises a bottom portion having a bottom cover disposed thereon. The device further includes a top portion having a top cover disposed atop the bottom portion and a pump assembly disposed between the top cover and the bottom cover. First, second, and third arm portions extend from the pump assembly, wherein the first, second, and third arm portions include first, second, and third piezoelectric devices, respectively, attached thereto.

Diffusion device and method of diffusing

Therapy patches are disclosed which are designed to deliver vibration and heat (or cold) to human skin so as to provide muscle relief. These patches have a chemical pouch that generates heat or cold upon initiation. They also have a motor and battery to provide a vibration source. Forms of the invention have an adhesive so that the patch can be attached to the skin (and thus need not be manually held in place during use). Kits are also provided in which the motor and battery can be used with a string of linked, severable replacement pouches. Methods of using these patches are also disclosed.

Therapy patch

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Madison, WI, United States of America

Lawrence Jon Fenske